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Old 04-22-2019, 06:56 AM
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Oring on the back of the water pump

Is this oring a common leak on the R60?
I replaced the water pump that was leaking 3 months ago now this oring is. Coincidence?
If you have had it leak, how hard was it to remove that pipe?

 

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The o-ring(near the pump) does not leak most of the time the end pipe can crack and get a hairline crack in it. At the clip part to the waterpump i have seen that leak. Most of the time the clip is missing of after a water pump replacement the back end of the theromstat was not seated all the way in the water pipe.

DIY here: https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...hermostat.html

and Here: https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...stic-pipe.html
 
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When removing the thermostat to replace the water pipe would be ok to only replace the thermostat gasket and oring?
 
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Yep, you can do that since the thermostat housing is good. That way when you take it apart you will have new gaskets and not older gaskets that have been compressed.
 
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That pipe is such a bad design, you think they could come up with something better. I will be doing the pipe and housing this weekend.
 
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Yes you can replace just the o ring but I would replace all of it due to the parts cost vs the amount of work to do the job again, if and when the parts fail.
 
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